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Welcome!
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The instructions you're about to read are self-explanatory. If you have any questions you should read back through these instructions.

Imagine the following setting:
Every participant would be paired with one other person. You would make a transaction with this person. Every person in the experiment would be given a pseudonym. To make the transactions transparent, a summary of all transactions would be shown after the transactions. The summary includes all participants’ pseudonyms, the amounts that were sent and the time of the transactions (see example below). One participant would be participant A the other participant would be participant B.
Participant A would initially be given 100 ECUs (Experimental Credit Units; one unit is the equivalent of $0,02) for this experiment. Participant A would have the opportunity to send some, all or none of its ECUs to participant B. Each ECU sent to participant B would be tripled.
For example, if participant A sends 2 ECUs, participant B would receive 6 ECUs. If participant A sends 52 ECUs participant B would receive 156 ECUs. Participant B would then decide how many ECUs to send back to participant A and how many ECUs to keep.






If you're ready, please press 'Next' to start the experiment.

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